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Mid Sussex District Council Planning Committee B 7 Jun DOCUMENT B MID SUSSEX DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE B 7 JUN 2018 INDEX TO ITEMS REPORTED PART I – RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL ITEM REFERENCE LOCATION PAGE 1 DM/17/4392 Land North And East Of, Bolney Cricket Club, The Pavilion, Glebe 8 - 67 Field, The Street, Bolney, West Sussex, RH17 5QP 2 DM/17/5124 Sussex Lantern, Southdown Farm, Lodge Lane, Hassocks, West 68 - 95 Sussex, BN6 8LX 3 DM/17/5213 Land At Long Meadow, Station Road, Sharpthorne, East Grinstead, 96 - 131 West Sussex, RH19 4NY 4 DM/18/0635 B And B Packing Cases, The Nursery, Church Lane, Albourne, 132 - 160 Hassocks, West Sussex, BN6 9BZ 5 DM/18/1695 Mount Noddy Pavilion, St Johns Road, East Grinstead, West Sussex, 161 - 167 RH19 3LQ PART II – RECOMMENDED FOR REFUSAL ITEM REFERENCE LOCATION None N/A PART III – OTHER MATTERS ITEM REFERENCE LOCATION None N/A MID SUSSEX DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE B 7 JUN 2018 PART I – RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL Bolney 1. DM/17/4392 ©Crown Copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100021794 LAND NORTH AND EAST OF BOLNEY CRICKET CLUB THE PAVILION GLEBE FIELD PROPOSED ERECTION OF 30NO. DWELLINGS COMPRISING OF 2NO. ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS, 10NO. TWO BEDROOM HOUSES, 10NO. THREE BEDROOM HOUSES AND 8NO. FOUR BEDROOM HOUSES WITH ASSOCIATED DEVELOPMENT. AMENDED PLANS RECEIVED 19TH FEB 2018 STEVEN LEWIS GRID REF: EAST 526278 NORTH 122799 POLICY: Areas of Special Control for Adverts / Countryside Area of Dev. Restraint / Classified Roads - 20m buffer / ODPM CODE: Smallscale Major Dwellings 13 WEEK DATE: 20th April 2018 WARD MEMBERS: Cllr Judy Llewellyn-Burke / CASE OFFICER: Mr Steven King PURPOSE OF REPORT To consider the recommendation of the Divisional Leader - Planning and Economy on the application for planning permission as detailed above. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This application seeks full planning permission for the erection of 30 dwellings on land to the north and east of Bolney Cricket Club, the Pavilion, Glebe Field and associated development. The proposal would comprise 2 x I bedroom apartments, '10 x 2 bedroom houses, l0 x 3 bedroom houses, 8 x 4 bedroom houses. The scheme would provide 30% affordable housing (9 units). Planning legislation requires the application to be determined in accordance with the Development Plan unless material circumstances indicate otherwise. The development plan for this part of Mid Sussex comprises the District Plan and the Bolney Neighbourhood Plan. The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) is an important material planning consideration. The site is allocated for residential development in the Bolney Neighbourhood Plan under policy BOLH4a for approximately 30 dwellings. As such the principle of developing the site accords with the development plan and is acceptable. It is considered that the design and layout of the scheme is acceptable, as is the impact on the character of the landscape. It is not considered that the proposal would cause significant harm to the amenities of any existing neighbouring properties. It is considered that satisfactory access can be provided to the site and that it can be satisfactorily drained. The site is considered to be in the setting of the grade I listed St Mary Magdalene Church. It is considered that the proposed development would cause less than substantial harm to the setting of this listed building. Officers consider that this less than substantial harm, which has been given significant importance and weight to reflect the statutory requirements in the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990, is outweighed by the significant positive benefits of delivering housing, including affordable housing on a site that has been allocated for development in a made Neighbourhood Plan. The proposed housing mix does not fully comply with policy BOLH1 in the Neighbourhood Plan because the number of 4 bedroom units exceeds the percentage set out in this policy. However the scheme does accord with the percentage requirements of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units in this policy. This conflict does weigh against the scheme. However, the District Plan policy in relation to housing mix is not so prescriptive. Overall it is considered that the scheme does provide a reasonable mix of dwelling types and taken in the round, the conflict with part of policy BOLH1 in the Neighbourhood Plan would not in itself be a reason to resist this application. To conclude it is considered that the proposed scheme complies with the development plan as a whole. It will provide 30 dwellings on an allocated site and will assist the Council in delivering the housing units that it is required to provide. In light of the above the application is recommended for approval. RECOMMENDATION Recommendation A: It is recommended that planning permission be approved subject to the completion of a satisfactory legal agreement to secure the necessary infrastructure contributions and affordable housing and the conditions set in Appendix A Recommendation B: It is recommended that if the applicants have not completed a satisfactory signed planning obligation securing the necessary infrastructure payments and affordable housing by the 6th September 2018, then it is recommended that permission be refused, at the discretion of the Divisional Leader for Planning and Economy, for the following reason: 'In the absence of a signed legal agreement the application fails to deliver the necessary infrastructure and affordable housing and as such conflicts with Policies DP20 and DP31 of the Mid Sussex District Plan and Policies BOLH3 and BOLA4 of the Neighbourhood Plan.' SUMMARY OF REPRESENTATIONS 20 letters of objection: proposed houses will be overbearing for the residents of The Street and Paynesfield and will significantly overlook these properties; single storey properties should be located on the western side of the site to avoid overlooking; not against a sensitive development of the site; proposal should be for a smaller number of houses at the bottom of the hill; will result in a loss of view to existing properties; development will adversely affect the conservation area and the setting of the listed St Mary Magdalene Church; proposal results in too small a space for the public footpath which will result in it becoming impassable in bad weather; does not represent the size of accommodation required in the village; primary school will become oversubscribed and is limited as to how many more students it can accommodate; proposed 10 parking spaces for the school do little to alleviate the current parking issues; adding extra traffic to already busy junctions will exacerbate the problem; lighting should be given careful consideration, including a preferred option of no lighting; transport statement is inaccurate and should be amended to show that only 1% of people in Bolney use the train; consideration should be given to linking to the development to the south to provide vehicular access to the site; village has no services to accommodate the development; encircling the cricket ground will not be in keeping with the rural setting and could result in vandalism of the ground and pavilion SUMMARY OF CONSULTEES County Planning Officer Requires infrastructure contributions towards the following: Education Primary £94,781 Education Secondary £102,005 Libraries £8,907 Total Access Demand (TAD) £93,450 Highway Authority No objection subject to conditions. Highways England No objection subject to conditions. WSCC Flood Risk Management No objection subject to conditions. Landscape Architect Recommend for approval in principle subject to the imposition of conditions. Archaeological Officer No objection subject to conditions. Sussex Police No overriding concerns with the amended layout. Historic England No comments to make. Ecological Consultant No objection subject to conditions. Conservation Officer The proposal would cause harm to the setting of nearby heritage assets. This harm would, under paragraph 134 of the NPPF, stand to be weighed against any potential public benefits arising from the scheme which may include that it has been allocated for residential development in the Neighbourhood Plan. Urban Designer This is not an ideal development site both because of traffic noise from the adjacent A23 and the awkward slopes. The open space is nevertheless sensibly positioned along the London Road boundary where it can provide a buffer to the road and allow the houses on the southern part of the site to integrate with the consented scheme to the south. The revised drawings now address my previous concerns in terms of the northern part of the site as the access road has been re-configured parallel and adjacent to the tree belt that fully reveals the attractive trees to the public realm and avoids potential overshadowing issues as the houses now front-on rather than back- on to the trees. While the layout is well designed, the elevations still rely on ubiquitous pastiche styling that does little to give the scheme a sense of place, and some of the frontages are still poorly composed. Because of the improvements in the layout I will nevertheless withdraw my objection to this planning application, but I would like conditions included that address the worst elements of the elevations in addition to conditions covering facing materials (including the application of facing materials to address my concerns on peeled away facades) and landscaping (including boundary treatment and pergolas over the parking serving plots 26-29). Community Leisure Officer Requests infrastructure contributions: £31,519 is required to make improvements to play equipment (£24,156) and kickabout provision (£6,845). £29,980 is required to upgrade the facilities at Bolney Cricket Club. £13,023 is required to make improvements to increase capacity at the Rawson Hall. Drainage Officer No objection subject to conditions. Environmental Protection Officer No objection subject to conditions. Contaminated Land Officer No objection subject to conditions. Housing Enabling and Development Officer The applicant is proposing a development of 30 dwellings which gives rise to an onsite affordable housing requirement of 30% (9 units).
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